@cinemark
Instagram · Vlog
@cinemark You asked, we answered! Here’s the behind the scenes of getting ready for The Odyssey in IMAX 70mm at Cinemark Dallas XD and IMAX in Dallas, TX. While filming, The Odyssey used 2.1 million feet of film, with the end print weighing 846 lbs! 🤯
Performance
Video #36248 · Vlog
[01]
The creator documents the entire process of preparing an IMAX 70mm film for screening. The video shows the film's delivery on a massive pallet, its transfer to a large platter system, and a technician meticulously threading the film through a complex series of rollers. It includes a brief explanation of how 'particle rollers' clean the film, and concludes with the projector being moved into place and a shot of the movie playing on the screen.
[02]
[03]
7.6MChristopher Nolan's IMAX film tour@guywithamoviecamera · Behind The Scenes
72K22.3×Vintage camera film changing process@_dallasmarley_ · Process
2.4M2.3×DIY film setup vs result@citizen_theartist · Behind The Scenes
947.2K29.2×Final video vs behind scenes@yahoo · Behind The Scenes
1.7M1×Making stop motion with Polaroids@citizen_theartist · Behind The Scenes
2.8M1.7×Behind the scenes to final shot@citizen_theartist · Behind The Scenes
2M1.2×Behind the scenes to final shot@citizen_theartist · Behind The Scenes
12.2M1261.5×Cinematic shot tutorial with diagrams@osmo_global · Tutorial / How To
987.4KShot-by-shot guide for solo filming@victor_aio · Tutorial / How To
2.5MCinematic sports footage proves 4K@krsnchez · Performance Proof
4.7M183×Cinematic camera moves tutorial breakdown@osmo_global · Tutorial / How To
10.3M198.9×Behind the scenes gimbal shot@osmo_global · Behind The Scenes[04]
[05]
What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 25%
The Odyssey IMAX 70mm Set-Up
Verbal hook · 20%
It's a lot bigger than the other.
Visual hook · 55%
A massive, shrink-wrapped pallet is being moved off a truck with a pallet jack, immediately establishing a sense of industrial scale and creating curiosity about its contents.
[06]
Steal this for your own video
A being moved into , immediately revealing a scale most people have never seen.
[07]
The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Visually establish the extraordinary scale of the subject matter through the arrival and movement of a massive, raw component, immediately creating curiosity.
Payoff
Reveal the final, polished result of the entire process, providing a satisfying visual conclusion that directly connects the preceding complexity to its ultimate purpose.
[08]
The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Process-to-Payoff Blueprint
To transform a complex, behind-the-scenes technical process into a compelling and satisfying narrative by showcasing its immense scale, intricate steps, and culminating in the final, impressive result.
The Quantitative Unveiling
Present the core material of the process and use hard data (e.g., weight, length, size) via text overlays to quantify its impressive nature and build awe.
The Meticulous Assembly
Show a montage of the complex, delicate, and skillful steps required to prepare the system, highlighting the expertise and precision involved.
The Expert's Secret
Include a brief, direct explanation from a practitioner about a specific, non-obvious detail of the process, granting the viewer 'insider' knowledge and building authority.
The Mechanical Ignition
Capture the moment the process is activated, showcasing the machinery in motion with speed and power to create a dynamic and satisfying sense of climax.
You asked, we answered! Here’s the behind the scenes of getting ready for The Odyssey in IMAX 70mm at Cinemark Dallas XD and IMAX in Dallas, TX. While filming, The Odyssey used 2.1 million feet of film, with the end print weighing 846 lbs! 🤯
title · beginning
The Odyssey IMAX 70mm Set-Up
informational · middle
2.1 million feet of film
informational · middle
weighing 846 lbs in total
It's a lot bigger than the other. That's tier movie running. Anything that's on the film, it gets stuck to the parkour rollers.